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What, will these hands ne'er be clean? No more o that, my lord, no more o that.

I'd pay those guys to whine at my wedding; a sweeter song has ne'er been sung.

Or maybe it was just the ne'er-do-well friends I hung out with. > I wanna see the data.

Very few takers, and my mother got no end of "your child is a ne'er-do-well trying to lead my Johnny astray".

So thanks to black hat SEO spammers and related ne'er-do-wells, we are back to AltaVista times.

The TL is terrifying when there's no one else around except some ne'er-do-wells. Anything goes in that situation.

But I'm not actually concerned about my credit card number getting stolen or being tracked by ne'er do wells with NFC readers. There are much easier ways to steal my credit card or track me.

Or, a UI for booting out the device ID of an accidental linkage or ne'er-do-well. Pairing makes sense for sensitive data usage, such as tethering.

Covering more ground in a way that was more effective at stopping ne'er-do-wells than riding a bicycle? Electric-assisted bicycle if it is hilly?

The issue is managing people, and meaningfully punishing ne'er-do-wells.

Maybe this will discourage chuckleheads and ne'er-do-wells from citing "quantum physics" as the justifixation for their particular variety of woo? Probably not, but one can hope!

I'd hypothesize this is the more significant causal mechanism at play; ne'er-do-wells driven out of an area by higher property prices.

Some ne'er-do-wells will populate Thingiverse with designs for devices we could only dream of back in our mischievous youths and that could never be sold in a retail establishment.

To someone who enjoys the notion of seeming supportive, compassionate, these ne'er-do-wells offer a unique opportunity to give constantly - one gives time, attention, advice, support, and it just disappears down a deep, dark well. This is where "assistance" crosses over into "enablement".

Most normal people at some point realize that there's more to life than being smarter than the next guy, but nerds ne'er do. This article is chock full of pseudoanalysis, providing what the author believes to be concrete reason for nerd persecution, but to the reader it comes across as a pathetic attempt to gain virtual sympathy and assault the reader with his pathetic life stories.

Inventive patent filed covering obscure corner of programming" is not going to garner pageviews, for the same reason that "Grandmother walks home safe from 1000th time without being assaulted by ne'er-do-wells" doesn't appear on any newspaper outside The Onion.